Gradual Increase In Cost Of Newsprint
The American Newspaper Publishers Association committee reports on proposed graduated increases in newsprint prices per ton. The Newsprint Institute of Canada seeks rises in 1980 1991 1982 and 1988 with changes to 1980 holding steady then boosts over three years. The plan faces publisher opposition and contains a pending recommendation.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Newsprint Institute of Canada
Golenel
John H. Price
Ars
W. G. Chandler
I.T. Glaga
Montgomery
Ala
Busy Month at Library Promises Planned Expansion
The article notes a busy month for the library, with 170 people reading, 130 books circulating from the rental collection, and an emphasis on high quality modern fiction. It mentions plans to renovate the Free Library’s quarters and improve facilities, with public updates forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramady
Mit‘wation
Indiana theater keeps adult admission raises policy unchanged
Indiana officials announce that adult admission to the theater will increase while child tickets stay at 10 cents. The policy remains unchanged and the manager continues to offer a wide range of high class productions at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Theatre Témain
Old Main Wiring Upgrades At State Teachers College
The Old Main building will get a $48 000 electrical overhaul with a basement switchboard. Plans call for two bracket lights in each of two dorm rooms on the second and third floors, a center ceiling light, and many outlets for irons. Floodlights and theater-style dimers will improve auditorium lighting, plus emergency lighting will flash instantly if a main system fails. Over 600 women are housed there this year. The college adopts a uniform fee and deposit system effective June 1, simplifying payments across Pennsylvania State Teachers' Colleges. A staff of about 120 instructors was chosen for the coming year, with some taking paid leave during summer. A cash report for June 1, 1929 to May 19, 1980 lists total receipts by term and tuition, board, room rent, laundry, and other items.
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Plana
Teachers’ Colleges of
Pennsylvania
Commencement Season At Teachers College Outlook
Intro figures show total receipts 507048.40 with 702.86 added as intro fees. The local Teachers' College payroll exceeds 400000, boosting county prosperity yearly. Commencement starts May 24 with baccalaureate May 25 and graduation May 26. Summer Session runs June 16 to July 26. First semester 1980-81 opens September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College
Mussolini Daughter Weds In Private Rome Ceremony
The wedding of Mussolini's daughter was held with limited guests including the U S ambassador and Mrs Garrett. Premier Mussolini watched warmly as his daughter and new son in law exchanged vows in a quiet altar ceremony officiated by Parish Curate Cannon Pascueel. The couple planned a honeymoon in Weypt soon after.
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Rome
United States
John Work
Garrett
Mussolini
Diano
Cannon Pascueel
St. Joseph’s
Mugsolini
Heé Jo
Weypt
Discontent Fire Roils Ohio Prison After Fatal Blaze
Prisoners faced a deadly fire killing 318 inmates as guards described the scene as dangerous and tense. A general break occurred when forced to work and a disturbance spread across the west side. National Guard officers were summoned but troops were not yet deemed necessary as precautions remained stringent. Two guards were suspended for absence during the incident in Columbus.
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Shrively
J. C. Woodward
Woodward
Birike
Albert O'Brien
Non
Guards suspended amid penitentiary fire probe in Ohio
Guard Roy Minchell faced suspension on charges of absence from duty during the prison fire. Edward W. Kerr also suspended for reported intoxicated condition at duty. In Columbus the fire investigation at Ohio State Penitentiary continues as guards recount shots fired to warn others. Authorities report 1,100 military and 1,850 prisoners remain amid heightened security and fire safety criticisms.
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Roy Minchell
Harry Lauckhart
Minchell
Edward W. Kerr
Columbus. C
Ohio State Penitentiary
Lewis Hostetter
P. E. ‘Thomas
Guy R. Porter
Hostetter
Red” Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Preston Thomas
U. S. Reserve
Fort Hayes
Allen Nice
Nice
Nied
Hia
Iifa
William Adame
Tison
Funeral notices for Leuin and Plow in Johnstown area
Dorothy Leuin and David A. Leuin are named in funeral notices with Charley Leuin and M. l. Leuin of Pittsburgh. The deceased were trustees and lodge members connected to Rodef Sholem Synagogue and local Knights of Pythias. Services were led by Rabbi Smtts and Cantor Israel Horowitz, with interment at Grand View Cemetery in Johnstown. Funeral of Harry Plow, Seward Ave.
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Harry E. Plowman
Pittsburgh
J. M. Mack
Thin. Place
Mr. Jackson
Seward Methodist Episcopal Church
Armagh
Mr. Plowman
Ella Plowman
Boyer Street
Johnstown
Jesse Mack
Seward
Harry Tincolm
Ralph H. Falcon
Boyer Atree
George
Joseph Plowman
Wehrum
Page Qnl
Dorothy Leuin
David A. Leuin
Charley Leuin
M. l. Leuin
Leuin
Rodef Shole Synagogue
Israel Lodge
Clymer Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lenin
Rabbi Smtts
Israel Horowitz
Rodef Sholem Synagogue
Grandview Cemetery
Election of Father Alfred as archabbot at St. Vincent
In Peking the election of Father Alfred as archabbot was signed by 186 priests and will be sent to Pope Pius XII in Rome for approval within 24 hours. Until Rome confirms, he will not assume full authority. Archbishop Boyle is expected to preside at the blessing ceremony once approval is received. Father Koch, born August 39, participated as the election unfolds with Mass and continuous voting.
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Sity
Peking
Ching
Father Alfred
Pius XII
Rome
St. Vincent
Aurelius Stehla
Catholic University At
Holyather
Hells At St. Vincent
Maas
Felix Fellner
Cunan
Martin Menner
Economi Davatia
Father Koch
New Archabbot Amid Long Seminary Career
The report notes Father Alfredini undertook parish and missionary work dating back to 1917. He joined the archabbot lineage after years of study and service, with prior language teaching and faculty roles at a Rome seminary and the Sacred Heart Mission House in Gérard.
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Itt Ataheli
Hib
Prhader
Beuldes
Alfredini
Tama
Europe
Rome
Sacred Heart Mission House
Gérard
Stocks Show Mixed Early Losses Amid Profit Taking
New York April 24 Stocks opened lower as profit taking weighed on many issues with Standard Oil of New York advancing to 395.8 while Standard Oil of New Jersey slipped in the oil group. Utilities and large industrials moved on mixed activity as Amoco and RCA domains attracted selling, and Anaconda rallied above 64 in the second period amid continued pressure on railroad and steel issues.
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New York
Standard Oil of
Standard of New Jersey
Oi Group
Bears
Nash, Hudson and Studebaker
National Cash Register
Uni- Union Carbide
Radio
Radio Keith
Pathe Exchange
RKO
Anaconda
Util
Tiea
Atchinson
SF Sreeee
BBC Seviteentasdaade Sebees
Bethlehem Steel
Ieyeeess
Ches and Ohio Issesreeves Nee Certainteed
Qusaeseess
Chrysler
BBC Coca Cola
Continental Can
Astman Kodave
Erie R R
Gen Motor
Grigsby-Gruno
Kennecott
Associated Gas
Cities Service
Pennroad Corp
Willys-Overland
Curtis-Wright
Miami
Nash Motor
Central
Nort
West
Pullman
Radio Corp Reading
Deessen Wees Schulte
Sinclair Oil No
Speeseeesees BL
Cs-00
Studebaker
Seeeseeees
U_S Steel
Westinghouse Elec
St P
Schoolgirls Helen Bennett and Emma Percy Return Home
Miss Helen Bennett and Miss Emma May Percy, seniors at National Park Seminary in Forest Glen, Maryland, returned to school after a weekend with Bennett’s parents in Johnstown. Indiana visitors included Rev. J. T. Davis, A. H. Downey, and many local residents.
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Helen Bennett
Harry H. Bennett
South Sixth Street
Emma May Percy
Dalton
Georgia
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Maryland
Miss Bennett
W. G. Walbeck
Johnstown
Brush Valley Township
Indiana
J. T. Davis
Blairsville
A. H. Downey
Pine Township
Mary EB. Douglass
Flo Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Florida
Squire Johnson Moorhead
John
Herbert Strong
Harrison
Cherryhill Township
Mike Lisi
Homer City
J. E. Potts
Flumville
Dominick LaMantia
Thomas Moorhead
Iselin
Torqua
George Qverdorff
Blacklick Township
Glass Workers Dance for Relief Fund at Armory
Glass workers hold their annual social event at the Armory to raise funds for the Glass Workers relief fund. The evening features an orchestra, artistic door prizes produced by the local plant, and each attending lady receives a glassware gift. Committees assist guests to ensure comfort and enjoyment.
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Indiana
Glass Workers’ Relief Fund
Woman Held in Three Deaths
Mary E. Hartman of Long Beach faces arrest after arsenic was found in the body of her 14 year old daughter Ruth and two other family deaths are under coroner inquiry. Authorities ordered exhumations for the father and son, with suspicions of foul play or tainted food as possible factors.
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Long Beach
Cal
Mary E. Hartman
O.B. Hartman
Henry
Bess
Population shifts in Saltsburg Homer City Rural Valley 1930
Preliminary 1930 census counts show Saltsburg 1,038 up from 1,022 in 1920, Rural Valley 948 up from 841, and Homer City 2,004 up from 1,802. Figures are subject to correction.
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Saltsburgorough
Indiana
Rural Valley
Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Homer City
New Blow for Bootleggers in Supreme Court Case
Washington April 24 a Justice Department move asks the Supreme Court to rule against sale of bottles casks and other containers aiding bootleggers in delivering brew. The filing supports Ike Danoyitz of Pittsburgh and Feltier Bottle Co protesting a prohibition seizure of barrelling stock corks and related equipment. The government argues such items fall under the Volstead Act as illegal manufacturing aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Ike Danoyitz
Pittsburgh
Feltier Bottle Co
Justice Department
Volatead
Philadelphia
Bremen Liner Collision Off Dungeness Reported
The North German Lloyd liner Bremen was four and a half miles off Dungeness England when a collision occurred in dense fog. The captain said the Bremen sustained only insignificant scratches and was en route to Southampton. A British tanker suffered considerable damage.
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Berlin
INS
Dungeness
England
Lloyd's
Bremerhaven
Southampton
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K. W
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King Sol
Duce's
Ruruea i, O
John Heasley Vandergrift
John Heasley
Woodward Avenue
Apollo
L. O.carbaugh
First Reformed Church of
Mr. Heasley
Salinburg
Joe Coulter
Girty
Harry Fairman
North Apollo
Harry Plow
Seward, Ave
Glass Workers
Saltsburg
Literary Digest
Wilmington
Del
Alao
Bremen
Merle Neal
Trade City
Frien
W. H. McCunn
Rayne Township
Waa
J. E. Wagner
Sagamore
Vernor F. Taylor
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